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Term 3
Unit 5 "Reading for
pleasure"
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School: № 74
Karaganda
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Date: ___.
___.2019
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Teacher’s
name: Akhmetkkozhina
A.E.
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Grade 8
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Number present:
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Number absent:
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Theme of the lesson:
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Movie
technology.
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Learning objectives(s) that
this lesson is contributing to
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8.S3 give an opinion at discourse level on a wide
range of general and curricular topics
8.R2 understand specific information and detail
in texts on a growing range of familiar general and curricular
topics, including some extended texts
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Lesson objectives
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All learners will be able
to:
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Most learners will be able
to:
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Some learners will be able
to:
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Value links
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Technology literacy.
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Cross curricular links
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Literature, Art.
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Previous
learning
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Books and films: genres.
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Use of ICT
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Smart board for showing a presentation, getting
additional information, playing the audio files.
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Intercultural
awareness
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It
is promoted by raising awareness when comparing Hollywood films,
British films to Kazakh films.
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Health and
Safety
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Breaks and physical activities
used.
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Plan
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Planned timings
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Planned activities
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Resources
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Beginning the lesson
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The
lesson greeting.
The teacher sets the lesson objectives, letting
students know what to anticipate from the lesson.
Warm
up. Free
talk.
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What do you know about the history of
cinema?
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When did people make the first
films?
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Have seen any very old films?
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What were the films like? (silent, in black and
white).
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How are films continuing to improve
now?
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Main Activities
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Ex.1 p.58. Predicting and
guessing.
Answers:
1) colour
2) sound
3) 3D
4) surround-sound
5) computer-generated
images
6) digital projectors
Ex.2 p.58. Detailed reading. Answering
questions.
Answers:
1) In 1902.
2) There were more than
4.000.
3) They listened to a
pianist.
4) Some actors lost their jobs because they
didn't have good voices or because they could not act and speak at
the same time.
5) Surround-sound became popular in the
1970s.
6) With future technology it is possible that
we will be able to feel a character's emotions by connecting our
bodies to special cinema seats.
Ex.3 p.58. Word formation
activity.
Answers:
1) viewer 2) producer 3) actor 4)
projector
Ex.4 p.58. Word formation
activity.
Answers:
1) director
2) speaker
3) conductor
4) inventor
5) painter
6) translator
Ex.6 p.58. Speaking in a form of
discussion.
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CD
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Ending the lesson
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Giving the
hometask. WB
p.44
Self-reflection.
"Message". Pupils write 11 words of the
greatest importance for the topic of the
lesson.
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End
1min
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Feedback: Teacher asks students what task was
difficult to them and which pair worked well.
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Additional information
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Differentiation –
how do you plan to give more
support? How do you plan to challenge the more able
learners?
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Assessment –
how are you planning to check
learners’ learning?
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Critical thinking
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Differentiation can be achieved through the
selection of activities, identification of learning outcomes for a
certain student, provision of individual support to learners,
selection of learning materials and resources based on the
individual abilities of learners.
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Assessment criteria:
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Provide a point of view in conversations and
discussions.
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Identify particular information and details in
reading passage.
Descriptor:
A
learner:
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Observation
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Feedback on the work
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Self-assessment
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Students
think critically, exploring, developing,
evaluating and making choices about their own and others’
ideas
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Summary evaluation
What two things went really well (consider both
teaching and learning)?
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What two things would have improved the lesson
(consider both teaching and learning)?
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2:
What have I learned from this lesson about the
class orachievements/difficulties of individuals that will inform
my next lesson?
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